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13 years ago

Is there a 2x4 frame holding it all together or is it just 3/4" plywood anchored to the wall/mantle?

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Crisp Architects
13 years ago
It is 2x4 framing behind holding it all together. There is also a TV hidden behind those barn doors up top.
chemomom1965
13 years ago
I love this with the bead board and barn doors with hardware hiding the tv. can you contact me? I have windows on both sides of my brick fireplace, which has a hearth, 12 inches in height, but the actual firebox seems to short for the rest of the fireplace. my email is hollydonahue@comcast.net
kirhinds
13 years ago
I'm very curious to see what you did in this situation. I have the same issue with windows on either side of the fireplace.

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